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I currently use it now and have been for a few months. In my opinion it works as advertised, its definitely last longer then anything I have tried thus far. When the tires get dirty just use your car shampoo to clean them, do not use anything harsh ie: ARO otherwise the coating will dull or come...

I'll do my best..I'll be applying it to my personal car as well, hopefully this weekend if the weather holds up.

I just got Finish Kare's version of their wash & wax, I'll follow-up with this post and let you know what I think. Currently, I use FK 118 regular carwash... a while back some one did a writeup on poorboys Wash/wax.

lol ..your right where was my head! :cheers:

so your the Zig!...glad to know your an autogeek fan:awesome:

Well, my top two brands are Ultima and Finish Kare, but as everyone else stated there is alot to choose from. Perhaps start off with asking yourself what your expectations are..is it durability?,ease of use?, cost of the product, wax or sealant? I chose my brands based on durabilty first, then...

The FK line is one of my favorites I've used the following: FK 425- one of the very best qder- IMHO. I have used OPT, Ultima, Mothers Reflections and Griots Speed Shine-another favorite, but perfer the "look" of 425. FK 1000P paste sealant-excellent durability and gloss, its currently...

The short answer is yes.. at least from my experience but it depends what products (brands) you choose. For example Optimum and Ultima have gloss polymers added to their waterless sprays while Poorboys does not hence after using them(OPT or Ultima) you wouldn't need to add a spraywax/qder...

Looks great, I think anyone would be hard pressed nowdays to tell between a car done with a traditional wash verses a car done with a quality rinseless such as ONR provided the vehicle isn't excessively dirty.

:iagree: +1 for Finish Kare 1000p, great on wheels.

had mine over a year with no problems at all.

The Autogeek store has them at a sale price of $7.99 per each applicator and a price break for 6 at $35.

Hello from Cailfornia, check out Mike Phillips tutoring links when you have the chance, a great guide for the latest and greatest when comes to detailing products and equipment.

Thanks for the replies fellas, I think I'll do the rear glass and go from there..

Anyone use Aquapel on other car windows beside the windshield? and did it help with clearing/sheeting water for more glass clarity? any comments welcomed.

To everyone at AutoGeek Merry Christmas, your a top notch outfit!!

When it comes to being foolproof, I think a good spraywax is as easy as it gets. I have used Optimum and 4 star spray waxes and both produced a nice finish that lasted at least a month, they also can be layered for more protection anytime. The wowo products like opti-seal or ultima paint guard...

I use the cockpit premium, it's on the mild side as far as cleaning goes. If your cleaning a very dirty interior you may want something stronger to make cleaning go faster, otherwise its a very good product IMO. It leaves a matte finish (no gloss at all) which I really like.

I have observed the same, when it comes to washing everything slides off fairly easy with the shine and gloss remaining week after week. I use the FK 425 for a little extra amping, great combo(1000p & 425) for shine, gloss, and durability, not alot of depth but thats okay, it does everthing else...

Ha, funny, when I was in grade school, one of the cars in Death Race 2000 stopped by the school! didn't think anybody would remember the original.